I made shoes! I’ve had this kit from A Happy Stitch for over a year, but just now got a bit of sewing mojo. I’ve been pretty hooked on the news this week, so this was a great project to make while listening to our democracy fall apart — or maybe the start of putting …
Ready for the kids to get back to school? Here’s a quick and simple tutorial for a basic lunch sack. I used my ladybug fabric for Kokka for this project. The cotton/linen blend works really well for these kinds of projects because it is soft, but also holds its shape. Better Than Paper Bag Supplies: …
You have plenty of time to make gifts for the holidays. Here are a few ideas: For Little Kids: Elf Skittles from The Long Thread. Art Supplies like the Kids’ Drawing Case, Craft Can and Sketch Box. Matchbox Car Cozy from My Little Gems. Felt Food Round-Up from Penny Carnival. Felt Letters from Made by …
Try making this simple bat costume from a t-shirt and wool felt. More Stellaluna than Batman, this little brown bat is for kids still willing to wear a cute Halloween costume. Unlike my older daughter whose goal is to “scare little kids”. She’s seven, so she still gets scared quite a bit herself. My five-year-old reluctantly …
I just found this blog Tangarang (link via One Crafty Place). Love her version of the DIY cakestands inspired by the tutorial from Design Sponge. This would be an eclectic look for a baby or wedding shower. She also has some nice free embroidery designs on her site.
